Was 'Moving pictures' (1981) the last truly great Rush album?
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10-09-2012 01:11 PMprogmeisterThe last truly 'great' Rush album...
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10-09-2012 01:13 PMkiller_roachI'd argue it was Permanent Waves (1980), but still...Quote:
Originally Posted by progmeister
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10-09-2012 01:15 PMCipher_Peon
I loved Clockwork Angels!
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10-09-2012 04:12 PMNightmareLyre
Clockwork Angels is my favorite album by them so I still think they are going strong
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10-09-2012 04:25 PMhorsepastriesa
Well I personally don't enjoy a good chunk of their discography (Signals to Presto, Counterparts to Vapor Trails) but love the other half dearly (I'm excluding Clockwork Angels because I haven't listened to it yet). The stuff I don't like is a bit too synth-heavy and ambient for my taste, but somehow they got it right on Roll the Bones, and none of their other synth-abusive albums. Even though it's not as great as Moving Pictures, it's still a great album
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10-09-2012 05:24 PMkiller_roachClockwork Angels is a good album, but not a great album. Close, however...Quote:
Originally Posted by Cipher_Peon
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10-09-2012 05:32 PMRunesmith
I'm going to go with Hold Your Fire, but then again, I'm a big fan of their New Wave period.
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10-09-2012 06:13 PMseriousbusson
I really like Signals, personally.
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10-09-2012 06:42 PMCanuckGamer
Clockwork Angels is certainly the best Rush album since Signals. I would put it near the level of Moving Pictures, and above that of Signals, and 2112.
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10-09-2012 07:17 PMjayou521
I love Power Windows (1985)~ best album Rush made during the 80's imo.
